The Central Weather Administration's latest forecasts drive closely matched trader sentiment around 24-28°C for Taipei's highest temperature on April 5, projecting daytime highs of 25-28°C amid intermittent rain and possible heavy showers from an approaching frontal system during the Tomb-Sweeping holiday weekend. Following cooler conditions earlier in the week (22-23°C highs on April 1-2, with snow on Yushan), rebounding temperatures reflect strengthening northeasterly winds and partial clearing, though uncertainty persists in frontal passage timing, cloud cover extent, and localized thunderstorm development, which could suppress peaks by limiting solar insolation. Early April climatology supports this range, with historical highs averaging 23-27°C; daily CWA updates through April 4 will refine model consensus on boundary layer mixing and precipitation impacts.